Hello, my name is Isaiah Dobbs, Walton and I. Am the public affairs specialist for the city of Biloxi? I am here to deliver today's be prepared report. This is being recorded on Monday May, the 11th 2020 at 1:15 p.m. today, the Mississippi State Department of Health reports that in the past 24 hours, 173 new cases of the corona virus were diagnosed throughout the state. The department also reports 5 new deaths. This chart shows you the overall total. Since the crisis began.

This chart shows the daily comparison of new cases reported in the state over the past 14 days in Harrison County, no new cases were reported in the past 24 hours and no new deaths. This chart shows the 14 day trend in Harrison County.

In Jackson County, one new case of the corona virus was reported and no new deaths in Hancock County, no new cases and no new deaths were reported. A number of scheduling matters were announced this morning during the mayor's weekly staff meeting the Monday morning. Meeting involves department, directors and key personnel touching base via teleconference.

Here are the scheduling, announcements, community development director Jerry krill, announced that staff is planning to resume a host of public meetings. The development review committee begins meeting this week. Community court will have its first session on June 10th. The Planning Commission will have its first meeting since mid-march on June 18th and the architectural and historic review commission will meet on June 25th. The meetings will be held at the auditorium in the community development building on Martin Luther King Boulevard.

However, please note that the meetings will be limited to those who have business on the agenda. Social distancing will be in place and seating will be limited and, although Municipal Court resumed sessions this morning at the Lopez qwave Public Safety Center mayor Gillett, said this morning that he expects non-emergency municipal offices in Biloxi to remain closed. To walk in traffic, at least until after Memorial Day, as we've said, you can do business with the city, but do it by phone by email or through the city's website.

Also, please remember that the city's two swimming pools and for splash pads are still closed at this time. With anything you do remember to so distance when needed, wear a mask properly, thus with it covering your nose and mouth and remember to avoid touching. It also avoid touching your face and surfaces when possible when in public and please wash your hands, often that's today's report. Please check back again tomorrow on behalf of Mayor Gilles and the members of the Biloxi City Council. We say, god bless you and God bless Biloxi.

We leave you today with a whimsical. Look at the wildlife in downtown Biloxi. The city created this short video in 2017.